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Horticultural Potting Grit

This fine horticultural grit is perfect for mixing into compost to improve drainage. Cacti, succulents, alpines and many other plants can?t stand wet feet! When added to potting compost, this horticultural grit creates a more open structure that prevents water logging.

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- Wildflowers ‘Woodland Shade Mix’
  
  Nature in a box – fill your garden with thousands of flowers with our ‘Woodland Meadow Mix’. Easy to grow mixes of glorious wild flowers to Read More »
- Juniperus sabina ‘Variegata’
  
  This variety of Juniper is popular due to its variegated foliage that has mellow yellow tips, that turn yellower over the colder months. Juniperus sabina ‘Variegata’ Read More »
- Ammi majus ‘Graceland’ (National Trust)
  
  Create a frothy, natural-looking border display with the lacy white blooms and soft ferny foliage of Ammi majus ?Graceland?. Held on tall, upright stems, the elegant Read More »
- Pinus densiflora ‘Alice Verkade’
  
  A compact Red Pine with long, slender needles that delivers a beautiful, almost fluffy texture to planting schemes. Pinus densiflora ‘Alice Verkade’ is a low growing Read More »
- Viola ‘Elegance Mix’ – Easy Grow Range
  
  A pretty mix of Violas including solid colours and pretty whiskered bicolours. Small flowers are borne in profusion above neat, branching stems and handsome, dark green Read More »
- Volcanic Drainage Stones
  
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- Apple ‘Gala’
  
  A well known supermarket variety with a prestigious RHS AGM. Apple ?Gala? is a firm favourite for its rich, sweet flavour. The small, thin-skinned fruits make Read More »
- Onion ‘Radar’ (Autumn Planting)
  
  A long standing favourite, chosen for its reliable cropping, bolt resistance and winter hardiness. Japanese heritage produces a mild flavoured onion bulb, delicious eaten fresh or Read More »
- Swede ‘Magres’
  
  Excellent coloured and shaped, purple topped roots with fine grained, good flavoured, yellow flesh, free from bitterness. Swede Magres is an excellent culinary swede, fully winter Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Pink Pancake’ (Azalea Group)
  
  Awarded an RHS AGM, this pretty Rhododendron boasts dense clusters of salmon-pink flowers from May to June. Rhododendron ‘Pink Pancake’ is a low growing variety with Read More »

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- Lettuce ‘Tantan’
  
  A slightly larger Little Gem with its similarly renowned taste. The leaves are more ‘bubbled’ giving it a distinctive appearance. Mature about 11 weeks from sowing, Read More »
- Larkspur ‘Gentian Blue’
  
  A clear, fresh Gentian blue which is perfect for bedding, borders and containers. This impressive Larkspur boasts a stunning colour which is breathtaking and essential for Read More »
- Lettuce ‘Salad Bowl’ (Loose-Leaf)
  
  All-American Gold Medal winner. Salad Bowl Lettuce is large, medium-green, slow bolting, non-heading and decidedly tender. Don’t pull the whole plants – be selective – go Read More »
- Hibiscus syriacus ‘Oiseau Bleu’
  
  Hibiscus flowers are some of the most exotic in the garden. These hardy shrubs are one of the last to break into leaf in late spring. Read More »
- Salvia ‘Fashionista Moulin Rouge’
  
  Salvia pratensis ?Fashionista® Moulin Rouge? is a hardy perennial Salvia with big, bold spikes of dark, deep rose flowers. Read More »

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- Magnolia x brooklynensis ‘Yellow Bird’
  
  This magnificent Magnolia is large and conical in shape, producing lemon-yellow, goblet-shaped flowers in late spring, just as the leaves emerge. The foliage is dark green Read More »
- Cedrus atlantica
  
  Cedrus atlantica is a tree from the pine family Pinaceae and is native to the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and Algeria. Read More »
- Potato Twin Pack
  
  Feast on two unusual blue potato varieties. Read More »
- Deutzia x lemoinei
  
  Whether planted as part of a mixed group, or grown as an individual specimen shrub, Deutzia x lemoinei makes a handsome deciduous shrub. A late spring Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Delphinium x cultorum ‘Centurion Lilac Blue Bicolour’ F1 Hybrid
  
  UK Exclusive. One of the very best delphiniums from seed, equal in quality to expensive cutting-raised plants. The tall, sturdy stems of Delphinium Centurion Lilac Blue Read More »
- Begonia ‘Starshine Mixed’
  
  A blaze of colour, come rain or shine and excellent value compared to many other cuttingraised alternatives. Lovely tassled blooms in a parade of the brightest Read More »
- Fennel
  
  Fennel may be grown as a herb for its attractive ferny foliage or as a vegetable for its swollen base and stem. Read More »
- Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Astra Blue’
  
  Commonly known as the Balloon flower, this charming species makes a lovely show in the rockery or at the front of perennial borders. Upright stems rise Read More »
- Phlox paniculata ‘Cosmopolitan’
  
  If pink is your favourite colour, then Phlox ?Cosmopolitan? won?t disappoint with billowing masses of hot pink, each flower graced with a fiery red eye. Read More »